Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, Inc.: 8 Dogs and Puppies for Adoption
Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, Inc. in Cedar Crest, NM has 8 dogs and puppies up for adoption. Here are all 8, each with photos, their story and how to get in touch.
Right now that's 1 puppy, 3 young dogs and 3 adults.
1. Emerald
Emerald is a beautiful, classic-looking Husky with a black and white coat accented by lovely tan (red) highlights and gorgeous blue eyes! She is about 13 months old and weighs approximately 45 pounds.
Emerald is a new addition to Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, so we’re still getting to know her personality and preferences. We’ll share more as we learn about this pretty girl!
She is not spayed yet, but the rescue will take care of that, along with getting her fully vetted and up to date on her medical care.
We believe Emerald may be Ryder’s sister, but we plan to place them in separate homes.
Read more about Emerald
Emerald is a young girl with so much potential and a whole lot of life ahead of her. We can’t wait to see her find the loving family she deserves! ❤️
2. Ryder
Ryder is a handsome 13-month-old Husky with a beautiful black and white coat accented with a little tan (red) and striking blue eyes! He currently weighs about 45 pounds and may fill out a bit more with regular meals, good care, and lots of love.
Ryder is not neutered yet, but don’t worry! SHRNM will take care of that, along with getting him up to date on his vaccinations and providing a microchip.
He may be Emerald’s sibling, but we do not plan to place them together. Ryder is at a wonderful age to learn, train, and become part of a loving family.
Read more about Ryder
Are you ready for a young Husky to bring some fun and adventure into your life? Ryder is waiting to meet you! ❤️
3. Ash
Ash is a strikingly handsome, all-white Husky with two different colored eyes — one beautiful blue and one warm brown! At 3 years old and a nice, sturdy 68 pounds, he’s a gorgeous boy who is sure to turn heads.
Ash is not neutered yet, but don't worry! Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico will take care of that before his adoption is finalized.
He's ready to find a family to call his own! ❤
4. Roma
MEET ROMA! YOUR NEW BEST FRIEND IS WAITING!
Roma is a new addition to Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, and this approximately 5-year-old girl is an absolute sweetheart!
Roma found herself needing a new home when the young couple who adopted her from a local shelter parted ways and could no longer keep her. Now, this loving girl is looking for someone who will give her the forever home she deserves.
What makes Roma special?
Read more about Roma
She is one of the sweetest female huskies you will ever meet! She loves hanging out inside with her people and would be perfectly happy just being part of your everyday life. She is carrying a little extra weight, so leisurely
walks with her new family would help her get healthier while building a special bond.
And here’s something special:
Roma even made friends with Bennie, our very selective boy!
That’s quite an accomplishment!
❤️
Roma does take medication to control seizures, but the good news is she hasn’t had a seizure in the last 10 months! Her medication costs about $60 per month, and
the rescue will help cover her medication costs up to $300 during her first year.
Roma has so much love to give. She doesn’t need a fancy adventure or a busy lifestyle. She just wants a person to love, a cozy place to relax, and a family she can finally call her own. ❤️
Let’s help Roma find her forever home!
- Good with dogs
- Special needs
5. Cato
Meet Cato, an 8-year-old Husky/Malamute mix who is hoping that his next home will finally be his forever home.
Cato has already had three homes in his lifetime, and through no fault of his own, he is facing another transition. His current family originally found him wandering the neighborhood after his elderly owner was no longer able to care for him. They opened their home to him and gave him a safe place to land, but their family situation has now changed, and they can no longer give Cato the time and attention he deserves.
Read more about Cato
At 8 years old, Cato has been through enough changes. He doesn’t need another temporary stop—he needs the family who will love him and keep him for the rest of his life. ❤️
Cato is a sweet senior gentleman who enjoys having his people around. He is frightened by fireworks and thunderstorms, so he’ll need a family who will be patient and reassuring when those scary noises come around.
He has lived successfully with two cats and was wonderful with them. When it comes to other dogs, Cato can be hit or miss, so a meet-and-greet is recommended with any potential canine siblings.
Cato is around 70 pounds and will do best with someone who is comfortable handling a strong, larger dog. But more than anything, he needs stability, patience, love, and a family who won’t give up on him.
Cato needs a foster or, better yet, his forever family.
Three homes is more than enough. Let’s make sure Cato’s next home is the one where he can finally unpack his bags, settle in, and know he is home for good. ❤️
If you can give Cato the loving, permanent home he deserves, please contact Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico. And if you can’t adopt, please share his story. His forever family may be just one share away.
6. Palmer
Meet Palmer! Your Next Family Dog Might Be Waiting for You!
Palmer may be staying with a Husky rescue, but we’re pretty sure someone forgot to tell him he’s supposed to look like a Husky! With his beautiful white coat and warm brown eyes, Palmer looks much more like a Lab—and honestly, we don’t think he has much (if any!) Husky in him.
But Husky or not,
Palmer is one great dog!
At 5½ years old and just under 50 pounds, he is the perfect size—not too big, not too small. He is
friendly, social, and loves people
, making him a wonderful candidate for a family looking for a loving companion.
Read more about Palmer
Palmer made a quick recovery after coming out of the shelter and has settled right in with his foster family. He gets along well with the Huskies in his foster home and has shown just how easygoing and adaptable he can be.
We’re hopeful that somewhere out there is a family who won’t care that Palmer doesn’t quite look like a Husky. They’ll simply see what we see:
a really great dog who deserves a really great home.
❤️
Palmer is ready for his forever family!
If you’re looking for a friendly, social, family-loving dog, Palmer might just be your perfect match.
7. Taiga
Taiga is a beautiful Husky mix puppy who is as unique as she is adorable! Her mama looks very Husky, and Taiga has inherited some of those gorgeous Husky features—including her striking
parti-eyes
, with both brown and blue in her eyes.
Taiga is mostly white with a distinctive black stripe running down her tail, giving her a look all her own. And that tail? It’s definitely going to be wagging a lot once she finds her forever family!
Taiga is currently in a foster home with one of her brothers and several adult dogs. She is
shy and submissive with other dogs
, but she is learning that the world can be a pretty wonderful place.
Read more about Taiga
She has already learned to use the doggy door! She still has an occasional accident, but we’ve only been working on house training for a couple of weeks. We expect this smart girl to catch on quickly—especially since she is
very food motivated!
Treats are definitely the way to Taiga’s heart. ❤️
Taiga is still a puppy, so she’ll need a family willing to continue her training, socialization, and confidence-building. In return, you’ll get a sweet little girl who is ready to grow into an amazing companion.
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
8. Tismo
Meet Tismo!
This adorable Husky mix puppy is ready to find his forever family—and those
amazing blue eyes
are just the beginning! His mama looks very Husky, and Tismo definitely inherited some of those irresistible Husky good looks.
Tismo is tan and white with a
distinctive black stripe running down his tail
, giving him a look that’s completely his own. He’s one handsome little guy!
Tismo is currently in a foster home with one of his sisters and several adult dogs. He can be a little
shy and submissive with other dogs
, but he’s learning that the world can be a pretty wonderful place. ❤️
And this smart boy has already mastered the
doggy door!
Read more about Tismo
He still has an occasional accident, but we’ve only been working on house training for a couple of weeks. We expect him to catch on quickly—especially because Tismo is
very food motivated!
Treats are definitely the way to this boy’s heart.
Because he’s still a puppy, Tismo will need a family who is ready to continue his
training, socialization, and confidence-building
. He may need a little patience as he learns, but watching him blossom will be incredibly rewarding.
In return, you’ll get a sweet puppy who is ready to grow alongside you into an
amazing lifelong companion.
Could Tismo be the little blue-eyed boy your family has been waiting for?
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
How to adopt from Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, Inc.
Contract, adoption fee, home check, previous vet reference
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Questions about adopting from Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, Inc.
How many dogs does Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, Inc. have for adoption?
As of November 4, 2026, Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, Inc. has 8 dogs and puppies listed for adoption with photos and a description. The list is updated every day.
Where is Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, Inc.?
Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, Inc. is in Cedar Crest, NM, near Tijeras. Many rescues are foster-based, so ask where you'll meet the dog you're interested in.
How do I adopt a dog from Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, Inc.?
Pick a dog above and contact the rescue: call (505) 264-2514, visit their website and message them on Facebook. Most rescues ask you to fill in an application, meet the dog, and pay an adoption fee that usually covers spaying or neutering, vaccinations and a microchip.
Listings are updated daily. The rescue is responsible for its own listings; a dog may have been adopted since this page was updated.
